DIGITAL_Enterprise_Mail_Monitor_______________
                     Installing on an OpenVMS System


                     Revision/Update Information: Version 3.0


                     This card contains the information that you need to
                     install the Mail Monitor on an OpenVMS system.














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     Installation Prerequisites

           Before you install the DIGITAL[TM] Enterprise Mail
           Monitor:

           o  Ensure the following software is installed on your
              system:

              -  OpenVMS[TM] VAX[TM] Version 6.2, or later, excluding
                 OpenVMS VAX Version 7.0.

              -  OpenVMS[TM] Alpha Version 6.2, or later, excluding
                 OpenVMS Alpha Version 7.0.

              -  DECnet[TM]-Plus, formerly known as DECnet/OSI for
                 OpenVMS, Version 6.3, or later, including the OSI
                 Applications Kernel (OSAK), or TCP/IP together with
                 VMS/ULTRIX [TM] Connection, Version 3.3.

           o  Ensure you have access to the SYSTEM account.

           o  Back up your system disk using the OpenVMS Backup
              Utility.

           o  Make sure any previous version of Mail Monitor is shut
              down before installing the new version of the Mail
              Monitor.

           See the OpenVMS system management documentation for
           information about the OpenVMS Backup utility.

     Information Required

           To install the Mail Monitor, you need to know the name of
           the device from which the installation kit will be loaded.

     Time Required

           The time it takes to install the Mail Monitor depends on
           the resources available on your system, and the number
           of scanning modules you need. The installation takes
           approximately 15 minutes on a VAXstation[TM] 3500, when
           installing all scanning modules.


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        Disk Space Required

              The following table shows the approximate amount of disk
              space required on the system disk (in blocks) during and
              after installation for the different components.

              __________________________________________________________
                                                      Space Required
              Component Title                           (in blocks)
              _____________________________________During______After____

              Enterprise Mail Monitor Server       3500        2000
              Enterprise Mail Monitor Scanning     4900        1300
              Modules___________________________________________________

        Installing the Mail Monitor

              From the SYSTEM account on the node or cluster where you
              want to install a Mail Monitor component, type one of
              these commands (depending on the hardware you are using):

              On OpenVMS VAX Systems

              @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL NAMONSRVV030 device OPTIONS N

              On OpenVMS Alpha Systems

              @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL NAMONSRVA030 device OPTIONS N

              where device is the name of the device where the
              distribution medium is to be mounted, for example MUA0.

              Follow the prompts to install the server, and then type
              one of these commands to install the scanning modules
              (depending on the hardware you are using):

              On OpenVMS VAX Systems

              @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL NAMONSSMV030 device:[SSM] OPTIONS N

              On OpenVMS Alpha Systems

              @SYS$UPDATE:VMSINSTAL NAMONSSMA030 device:[SSM] OPTIONS N


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     After the Installation

           The setup tasks required after installation are described
           in the DIGITAL Enterprise Mail Monitor Server Guide,
           including:

           o  Setting network object characteristics (in an OpenVMS
              Cluster)

           o  Authorizing clients

           o  Setting up peer servers

           Logical Names You Need to Set Up

           When you have installed Mail Monitor on a system
           without DECnet, you need to define logical names
           for the transport service. Edit the startup file
           (sys$startup:namon$start.com) and add these commands:

           $ define NAMON$TRANSPORT TCPIP
           $ define NAMON$SERVICE nam$server
           $ define NAMON$NODE server-name

     Release Notes and Further Information

           After installation, the release notes are kept in
           SYS$COMMON:[SYSHLP]NAMONSRV030.RELEASE_NOTES.

           The DIGITAL Enterprise Mail Monitor Server Guide contains
           a list of the files that should be present on your system
           after installation, and information about how to contact
           DIGITAL if the installation fails.

     Copyright Information

           July 1997

           Digital Equipment Corporation makes no representations
           that the use of its products in the manner described in
           this publication will not infringe on existing or future
           patent rights, nor do the descriptions contained in this
           publication imply the granting of licenses to make, use,
           or sell equipment or software in accordance with the
           description.

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              this publication is authorized only pursuant to a valid
              written license from Digital or an authorized sublicensor.

              No responsibility is assumed for the use or reliability
              of software on equipment that is not supplied by Digital
              Equipment Corporation or its affiliated companies.

              © Digital Equipment Corporation 1997. All Rights Reserved.

              The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment
              Corporation: DEC, DECnet, DIGITAL, MicroVAX, OpenVMS,
              VAX, VAXstation and the DIGITAL logo.

              All other trademarks are the property of their respective
              owners.





























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